I need to keep hitting out with many pics but not a whole lot of prose. I was using camera #3: not my big Canon, not my iPhone, but my Canon compact camera.
At the end of JJ's stay, we took him back to the dam, but so many kids were there, and older kids too, that the sometimes shy boy decided not to join in the fun.
The other side of the dam (from what you have seen recently) is deep enough to jump into, but they were not only jumping from the dam itself but also from some overhead apparatus. My goodness.
We ended up at the park along with Danica whom we picked up along the way.
JJ is a bit of a climber, and I will let the photos tell the tale.
Quite a tree to climb! I imagine he enjoyed seeing the pics of his feat of climbing.
ReplyDeleteWe are feeling anxious about our girls going back to school as well. We will be masking up when we pick the up from school.
ReplyDeleteHere kids jump from bridges into the sea. It is quite unnerving to see it.
Yay JJ...good job getting up so high in the tree! Beautiful Danika looks as gorgeous as ever. Yes, keep on keeping safe y'all!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great tree! Made for climbing. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou have good looking grandkids.
ReplyDeleteDam interesting photos ! Also, I was glad to see the JJ took his shoes off to climb that HUGE tree ! Good luck with returning to school, etc. I wish our country was like yours.
ReplyDeleteWell done, JJ! But I would not do that climbing barefoot! They both are pretty tough, I think.
ReplyDeleteKids plus trees, a winner. Your photogenic grandkids, plus photogenic tree, wow!
ReplyDeleteThe tree made for some excellent photos.
ReplyDeletePerfect climbing tree!
ReplyDeleteI hope all goes well with school next week and happy birthday. :)
Your grandson is quite the climber and that old tree has most likely seen its share of youngsters climbing on it. Hope all goes well for both grands when classes resume. yes to taking precautions on get togethers for awhile.
ReplyDeleteGlad he ditched the flip flops; he is quite the natural climber.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo of the two of them together! I'm with Danica; I don't do well at climbing. I can go up OK, but I can't come down. I'm fearful of heights. I'm glad you got to see them and have some adventures before they go back to school.
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